Gender-Inclusive Value Chain Interventions in East Africa: Evidence and Practice

Shayne Gladys Khaemba, Judy Mutegi·5 June 2025·10 min read

Abstract

This policy brief synthesises evidence from gender-sensitive value chain programmes in Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania. It presents practical recommendations for programme designers seeking to close gender gaps in agricultural market systems.

This publication represents part of Livelihood Lab Africa's ongoing commitment to generating practical evidence that informs development decisions. The full publication is available for download in PDF format.

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Publication details

Category: Policy Brief
Authors: Shayne Gladys Khaemba, Judy Mutegi
Published: 5 June 2025

Topics

GenderValue ChainsEast AfricaAgriculture

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